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TXP

User Researcher - SFIA 4

TXP London
530
32 - 40 hour
new


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    TXP

    User Researcher - SFIA 4

    TXP London
    530
    32 - 40 hour
    new
    Status Open
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    What we ask

    Education

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    What we offer

    Salary
    maximum £530
    Hours
    32 to 40 hours per week
    Employment type
    contract

    Job description

    User Researcher

    Rate: £530/day Inside IR35

    Duration: 3 months initially

    Clearance: Active SC required

    Role Overview

    We are looking for an experienced User Researcher to support the delivery of digital services within a complex Home Office environment. The role will sit within a multidisciplinary delivery team, conducting research to understand user needs, behaviours and pain points and using those findings to shape the design and development of services. The successful candidate may support a number of service areas, including Digital Notebooks, Manage Appointment Booking, and Restoring Order & Control

    Key Responsibilities

    * Plan and conduct user research across digital services and products

    * Identify user needs, behaviours, pain points and opportunities for improvement

    * Design and deliver qualitative and quantitative research activities, including interviews, usability testing, workshops and contextual research

    * Analyse research findings and translate them into clear, actionable insights

    * Work closely with Service Designers, Interaction Designers, Product Managers, Business Analysts and delivery teams

    * Support iterative design and development by testing concepts, prototypes and live services with users

    * Present research findings clearly to delivery teams and senior stakeholders

    * Ensure research considers accessibility and the needs of users with different levels of digital capability

    * Maintain research artefacts and contribute to the wider evidence base across the programme

    Skills & Experience

    * Strong experience as a User Researcher within digital or technology programmes

    * Experience planning, conducting and analysing user research independently

    * Strong understanding of user-centred design and Agile delivery

    * Experience working within multidisciplinary teams

    * Confident conducting usability testing, interviews and other research methods

    * Ability to turn complex research findings into clear insights and recommendations

    * Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills

    * Experience working with sensitive, complex or high-profile services would be beneficial

    * Previous Home Office, Central Government or GDS experience would be advantageous

    * Understanding of the GDS Service Standard and accessibility requirements would be beneficial

    Active SC clearance is required for this role
    Salary description

    £0.00 - £530.00 per day

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